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Another Big Well in Jay County.

Special to the indianapolis Journa,
PORTLAND, Aug. 22.-Camden, this coun-
ty, drilled In an immense gas we'll to-day, es-
timated at ten million feet day. This is the
nearest place to Fort Wayne. from VIII ich place
they will probably get their supply.
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AFRAID TO TAKE ANY RISKS.
The Contract for Paving Washington Street
Likely to be Given to the Claflen Company.

The contract committee of the Council, in
connection with that judiciary, spent the en-
tire afternoon yesterday in considering the
withdrawal of the bid of Fulmer. Se1bert 81
Cooper for the contract to pave Washington
street with Medina stone All the members of the
committee were present. with quite mum Der of
other members of both the Council and Board
of Aldermen, citizens interested in the improve
ment and representatives of Fulmer, Seibert q
Cooper and the Claaen Paving Company, which
propose to undertake the work. Fulmer. Seibert
& Cooper reiterated their determination to not
go ahead with the work unless Unidentified
against all loss incurred in case the street rail
way company refused. as it surely would, to
bear its share of the expense. The committee
was unanimous in expressing opposition to max
ing the city liable for the amount the street-car
company will rot paw
Kearney Graham the representative of the
Clahen Paving Company. was present and re-
newed the proposition of his company to take the
contract, with all the risks attending it. He
said his company had no fears of being unable
collect the amount due from the street-ral-
way company. He also furnished the iDforma
ton that he had been in conference with quite
number of the Washington street property
owners, and they all expressed themselves as
anxious that his company should have the con-
tract.
payers along the proposed line of Improvement
were heard on the question of giving the contract
to the Clafien company. They urged that the i'm
provemenr should not be delayed another day,
it surely would be if Fumer, Seibert & Cooper
were allowed to hold the contract. and await
the decision of the courts with reference to the
liability of the street-railway company.
The committee decided that before taking any
definite action they would like to have
preston from the majority of property holders
along the street, and if favorable to re-awarding
the con tract the Claf1en Paving Company,
that would be their recommendation Mr. Ora
ham asked to visit all the property holders
during the week. and ascertain their dasre in
the matter, and report at regular meeting of
the Council next Monday night, when special
meeting of the Board of Aldermen will also be
called in order that the trouble may be finally
settled.
Among the citizens present was E. f. Clay
pool, who owns considerable property the
street. The city attorney turning to him. said,
Il understand you have offered a large for
the Citizens Street-railway Companys proper
ty and franchise2.
Eyes, there has been some talk about the mat
ter"
IF you owned the street railway what would
be your opinion in regard to paving, as said
owner, for part of this improvement"
than right for the street-railway company is to
be of the greatest beneficiaries of the i'm
provement and it ought to pay for it according
to the benefits it will derive from the improved
condition of the streets"
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Between Rerne and Lausanne a stop was made
at Fribourg to hear the great organ, of which so
much has been written At Luzerne the cathe-
drai has an instrument that fairly rivals that at
Fribourg. There 1 heard one of the fathers
give an exhibition of its powers, and it seemed
to me to be finer in many of its qualities than
its Fribourg contemporary. It may have been
that the performer was tnel better musician He
played Gounod's CeciIian Hymn, and if there
could be anything sweeter this side of Heaven 1t
is difficult to imagine it. He played fantasia.
introducing an Alpine storm. the realism OF
which was such as to cause every one OF the Wis
itors to look through the windows to see if the
rain was not actually beating down in torrents
He concluded with Bach fugue that tested the
powers of the instrument, and fairly made the
arched roof of the old cathedral tremble with
the torrent OF harmony. The Fribourg organ
is the more powerful, but that at Lausanne the
richer and sweeter in its delicate tones and COM
binations; at least that the effect of the
two performances. There no organs In the
United States like either of these.
The day was at Lauterbrunnen the bodies of
six men were found who had started for the
summit of the Jungfrau the week before. They
secuted the services of guides, and determined
to make the ascent alone An avalanche caught
them between the Junefrau and the Brethorn
Severe reprisals nature som etines exacts against
those who rashly attempt to penetrate her Sc
crets. While at Grindelwald the fall of three
avaanches was heard. The sound was that of
the deepest crashing thunder. To be near one
must be appalling At the distance of miles the
heart stood still some awful peal of shun-
III.
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A Big Gusher at Noblesville.

Special to the IndlanapoIls JournaL
NoBLEsvILLE, Aug. 22-The great gas well
on the farm of William T. Wheeler, north of
town, which is the fourteenth scccessful we'll in
the Noblesvie gas field, is beyond all question
the strongest we'll in the Indiana gas field. The
gas, burning at the end of sx-inch pipe, blazes
one hundred feet into the air. and llluminates
the country for a radius of several miles with
brlliancy not attained by any other we'll The
light was seen distinctly from Lebanon. twenty
four miles distant. The volume of gas from
this we'll so far exceeds that of other wells that
a larger pipe than is ordinarily used for tubing
will be necessary The scene presented by
night is that can not be described, hut is
worth a long journey to see
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present it to some medical college for the benefit
of science Above all things, he says, he does
not want the body hawked around over the
country exhibition.
Undertaken kregelo says he answered letter
he received from Mr. Mess. telling him he
could have the body by fully identifying him.
self as the husband of the dead woman. While
the last letter from Mr. Milless gives proof that
he is the real husband. for his statements agree
with those of undertaken Williams, who had
charge of the funeral, the remains will not be
given up by Mr. Kregelo until Mr.. Milless pre-
sents himself in person with proof of his iden-
tity. He is the third man who has written to
MR. kregelo claiming to be the husband of the
dead woman. and his letters Mr.. Kregelo thinks,
are insufficient proof of his identity.
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OFT obscure the road that leads to health,
Unmarked by board or sign,
Wisdom avails not, poweress is wealth
To sooth those aches of thine.
But do not despair, with life there's hope,
The cloud conceals the sun;
With Perce's Favorite Prescription at hand
Your lifes full course may
More truth than poetry in these lines, as thou
sands of ladies all over the land now blooming
with health testify to the great curative powers
of DIR. Pierce's FGvorite Prescription adapted by
much research and careful study to the happy
relief of all those weaknesses and ailments re-
culiar to females. ALI druggists.
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Plenty of Gas at Knightstown.

special TO the IndianaDOI1s JOURNAL.
KNIGHTsTowN, Ind, Aug. 22.-Gas well No.
was ''shot" this evening at o'clock. The
people gathered in from all parts Of the country,
about two thousand spectators being present.
Eighty quarts of nitro ycerine was used, with
the effect of producing gusher; when lighted,
this evening. the flame shot forty feet from
three-inch pipe, making a tremendous roar that
could be heard mile away. There will be
plenty of gas to supply the town for all pur
poses.
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Stand Not Upon the Order of Your Going
But go at once and buy bottle of the fragrant
Sozodont You will never regret it. 1t not only
beauties and preserves the teeth and arrests
decay, but leaves the mouth cool and the breath
as fragrant as a rose
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
ANOTHER STRIKE
AT
4l6 MARKET ST.

By this time it will bepe-
fit all concerned in Clothing,
either ready-made or GUS
tom work.
| We have struck for popu-
lar styles and prices, and are
giving every one the same
opportunity to make their
choice from our large stock
of spring goods. now open
at 4l6 Market Street. DEF
endorf's.
One price to all, rich or
poor, high or low, capitalist
or laborer.
Our motto: "The best
G 30 d S for the Least
Money
Our $40, S22.5o and SIS
Custom Suitings and S.
Pantaloons lead anything
that was ever offered in our
city.
Remember we, make fine
grades if you wish. Our
cutter has no superior. All
work guaranteed at 4I6
Market Street.
In ready-made our spring
styles OF overcoats are mob
by. Scotch Chevi.t, all
silk lined, only SIS.
New styles of suits for
children. Our S. suit is a
beauty. Our S. is a better
one.
Our Boys Suits, just
what you will select from.
Our So Suit is very low in
price, but very high in
quality.
Many new patterns for
men, in fact all can be suited.
Stock manufactured ex-
pressly tor as by Wana-
maker & Brown, and sold
as low as same grade at
their store, AMI under the
same guarantee.
We want your trade. We
mean to please. Give us
one trial and we are certain
OF a permanent customer.
The celebrated Star Shirt
Waist" for sale by us. The
only perfect fitting waist
manufactured.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
Sprintersl

Billings, meeting Baxter, who Il
walking rapidly along the street
"Hsllo, Baxter! why this rush?" Bax.
ter: Il sm walking fast to keep tha
fellow Stages from catching me up
He's On awful bore" Billings meetin
Stages, who 10 walking slowly: "Hallo
old ft Howl why are you dawdlina
along In this way?" Stsgas: ITO keer
from catching up that fellow Baxter
He's the worst bore In town."
A certain young lady wrote to Q
popular young Clergyman Of Toronto
that he had converted her soul 10 grace
hat she was ready TO place her for
tune At his fee; that she loved him
deeply, passion atsly. and hat her hand
wss his II he woulo take 1t. To which
the clergyman replied: my Dear Miss
-. give your &C al TO God, your for.
tune to the poor, and keep your hand
until some m IN asks you for it,"
A friend OF the family takes the
father Of the bride and says: "Do you
know that your son in-law is q ruined
MAJ, sir-parfectly over9 belmed with
debtt?" mo, you don't say sol" "I'm
sure Of 1t. In tact, he's only married
your daughter SO as to be able to Day
his debts with her fortune" ''Ther
why the deuce didu't you tell me 80 be-
tore?" "WhAt do you take me tor? I'm
one of his heav lest creditors'
A Kind Husband-A neigho Dor OF. Mr..
MieRs', glanciag out Of the window,
observed that estimable man plugging
up the kuot holes in his back yard
fence, and ven,ured to ask: "Any hard
feelings agin' the woman next dooI?"
NO." returned Miggs, placidly, Mrs.
Ms got rheumatic in the jaw, and the
dc ctor says she must keep quiet"
Sleighing incidens-"Gussie, dear, u
said she, as she leaned a tender cheek
on his manly checked ulster, why are
these snow fakes like your mustache?''
This pleased him; even to Rave II
noticed. "I don't know, pet" he mur-
INJURED, innocently. why are they ?"
"Beosuse they are slow coming down. u
He drove with both hands after this.
.Mr. Festherly," Inquired Bobby,
while ths dessert was being discussed.
sis your dogs name Rome?" mo-"
replied Featherly, IN some astonish-
ment; "his name is Major. Why,
Bobby" because pa told me last
oiRht that you were down at the Eagle
Hotel making Rome howl, and posed
he Was tRlkiGg about your deg
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
- EesAsi Ems uapER.

I EGASl an - UhIiER.
lh RReIsTER's OTYICR,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, UYi.,,
February 10. 1857.
Upen the application OF EDWARD q.
BhADfORi', Executor of John X. Elliot,
lare Of Wilmington Hd., in said county, do
ceased, IL Is ordered and directed by the
hegister that the Executor aforesaid give
aotice of granting OF letters Testament
.ary upon the estate Of the do
eased, with tho date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertiser ents to DO posted
within forty days from the date OF
such istter5 In six OF the most public places
ofthc County OF New CASTLE, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
70 present the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided;
and siso cause the same to be inserted
within the same period in the Daily
REPUBLICAN,, = newspaper published in will
mington, and " be continued therein three
S sN : Given under the hand and s..,
( L. s. ofUf.ice OF the Register aforesaid,
(-~~3at Wilmington, in New CASTLE
County aforesaid, the day and year above
written. JOHN X. BKADtORD,
Register.
NoTTcR- -All persons having claims egainst
the estate OF the deceased must present the
sane, duly attested to the Executor,
on or before February 10Th, 1883, or
abide the Act Of Assembly IN such case made
and nrovtded
EDWARD @. BRADFuRj,, Executor.
Address, Wilmington. Del. ma.3w.eods
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

NOTlCE-WE UaVEON HAND A
!! fun supply ( dissolved phosphate for
nowers pure bone phosphate for iwns, pure
ound bone Tor chickens, pure ground hone
for grape vines &c In s, III. % and 50 pound
bags. nanufacturct by j A. CRANsION
Company 100 King street aud Newport, Del.
ml2-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
At Chalfant's Cheap Shoe Store,

At Chalfants Cheap Shoe Store,
No. All King Street.
Babies extra good kid and pebble but.
ton, at Csc Child's extra good kid and
spring, at 55c Child's fine high cut kid
spring, only 81. Misses high cut school
shoes. only ST.. Misses fine kid and peb
BILE, neat, durable and well fitting, only
$l.25 La. extra good kid and pebble, at
81. The best 75c, shoe for old ladies. La.
good lasting kid ,foy button, at S1.25 Mems
reliable sewed, lace and button, at S1.75.
Mems hook lace and Congress, at S1.35.
Boys and youths school shoes, from 81
to 81 %.
chalfant's Cheap Shoe Store,
No. All King Street. m2-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

EUR SALE.
4 DRfsk DWollfng Wousea.
?stosy. 9 rooms. lin, liza, iias and iiss
9s-stssy. rooms, iIso. iisa. iisa and ilss
1905, isis. INA, IND, iais walnut strsst
S-story, roous, with bath, Inc King st-
. story, 7 rooms, Ills TAtnsll street.
The above will b sold ct bargain and
on easy termh
FINE BUILDING LOTS
At 1lth and Poplar streets.
18th and Poplar streets.
nth and Wilson streets.
12th and W flson stroets. By
J. AUGUSTUS McOAULLEY,
fD-0 600 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
Butter, Butter, Butter

Guaranteed pure sweet butter at IS,
28, 80 and 80 cents per pound ct tho
provision stalls Of r. P. Carey, 31l
King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

EOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE
u farm Of II acres, moro or loss, on the
Lancaster pike, " miles nom WifmiH gton,
frame house, with ! or rooms. Good barn
for head Of stock. and outbuildinga Very
fno orchA I'd: apples, pears and cherries, by
J.AUGUSTUS MoCAULLEY, eoe Market
street. 1.u
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

CNUk SALE-A YARN OF 90 AORES, n
= mile nom city line, on lima Of Balti-
more D. ohio Railrosd, climate hoa tiny, y
nne view Of city and Delaware river: ~iil be
sold At bargain TO close cut cstatp. Gall
on or addrcss J. J. PEIRCE,
ng-tm W. Sth s., city
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
u uAi.jE,s.
Ck0SSEE 4 BLACK WELLS

assorted Jams, in IN glass Jars, 25c pr
ar, or s2.to per doA Honey Drop Oorn tie
wee;est and tnest In the world, lee par
an. OF Ass per dos. R,r sale only by ".
4. MORRIS, 9Th and Make, sta. nett
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

bhH, N y. W. COR.
b. ft~tts Tho store Is
pres T. grocery or any
3ly " hN Finn.
ta-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
FOR SALE.

A great bargain-will be sold
cheap. Three-story brick dwell
ing. No.5II East Twelfth street,
g rooms and enclosed shed. Call
at once. J. AUGUSTUS Nc
CAULLEY, No. 600 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

sCHND STORY OF
Of ffHni agi jefferson
manufacturing pur-
ilANs 4 HOPKINS,
rrtl, milf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

OLD EsrABLISHEU
\ VII el,rer sell good
tent Or sell property
9 Cree, milf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

WHITE BOY To AT.
hid carry me 'sages; must
Tess M" this ohoe. NIL
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

Seven Sutherland Sisters Hair Re
storer 2 nd Scalp Cleaner. For sale by
Taylor Il Fullertou, 800 King st eet.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

u 2bt, Srd AND an
fIent o. baiidiDg, 5O3
bic for d light manu-
or pho,0gInpiler In.
|etTest. Jl2tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

LRk MI Il X. IN
?. GEAAY, 81 King
u l2-2ls
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

A. % SrtsRE, IN
(hh. Fixtures for sale.
SIe r. 2atd 4w
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

JUU K N l. Y N A p
q sIngll man, for ooun-
to Kent Iron hardware
J ipley streets. mo OFT
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

|sTORE IN A GOOD
ining two rooms with
4 be suitable for q tailor
hg,t business; or would
a doctor or dentist. For
aadrt + X. A. ToiD.
Newark, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

ne END DWELL.
Pr ''ftet. Ap2ly AZ sl4
ml2-2tt
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

Al NJ ~ OVEN l25
! A 3iEe5s, Win refer.
Pa z, Del M. IN
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

|AgOA 2sth. A WHITE
rFl or N iddls AGED
! housewors In = fam ily
Ia and a good hone 70 q
4 re9ui cd. address py
kls oiice mio u
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

NOR SALE, CHEAP-A aSrURY
Il frame dwelling, No. 7tb Woil,ston 81,
paying lop per cent. Also Will soil or ex..
oh lnge farm Of 1856 acres, in good state Of
cultivation. nosr KirEwcod, Del M. I.
pOULE, 61ok Market street. MIL
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

)usE AND STABLES,
y g!oUod, near " i'm ing.
htnn.tt pike and the
|ire u I'll Nichols, Cen
bee. Il, iOwnsenj, oii
ns-u
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

TNJR SALE-a PINE LIfnr BAHAMA
T. roostors and or Va Log also n
choice lot OF light Brahma oyss for hatch
Ing. Apply 70 E. J. TALLY, Ilo FrsLoh
street. me std ltws
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

Etlt Or roo Ms ON
fh all oonvsniencse for
location Eish and cen
|. TINS Oh o. mil.sI
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

rUst AID STORE.
street viii be rented
p, Apply 70 J I'm
et Wts- ninth street.
mil-lIt
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

pEWAhD-WE WILL PAY SO RE-
III ward for the arrest olsny porson tres.
passing on the prcr erty OF the Lancaster
Rink 60 18th street lear Madison, and q
further rcwa' d OF 81 each for the names Of
persons having skates In their DO session
belonging 10 said comp1ny. dKEtiG s.
VUSHi LII, COS h ing street msu
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

EOR sALE-A NEW THREE STORY
Il house, west side OF jackson street, be-
tive u sth and 9Th. Inquire OF -. DILLON,
phona call N5 asl.V
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

bARDFRs. AT NO. H9
Set: pleasant rooms ana
las. RAMSBERGER
nl-2otf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

4 Epi Ed HOUSE,
ID luiEe on premises,
ms CT
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

ENtH SrORH IN, p
t'or. hIply TO ROB.
Fey Evening building.
!le-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

|rEw MORE PUkCHA
N. neat and cheap second
M ts SHyBE, 800 ". 9th
q repairing done sat ! "a
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

fVs,lNs WANTING RE
I ,or h otsls. rcsta uran,s or
n be accommodated by
: uiugtoa Intelligence Of'
,est i2o-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

ENOR SALE-4H AO6ES or TRUCK
Il land, with large frame Erist mill,
situated on the causeway near the city
limits; mill In good order; will rent land
ana mill separate II desired. Apply to 4.
. l.. 8tn st. nl2lm
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

h FlTE GIRL In A
b.; DC washing. Address
ml2 3ls
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

|tlSGLE MAN TO
b. A1uly TO CHAS. p.
lille llei. ml2-ot
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

LADIES, LOCAL OK
A wonderful entirely
k.dies only. " daily EASILY
no painting; particulars
! LITTLE, Chics 90. III.
A. m7.12ts
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

NELLING PART
~ r,pn street. to n
via hoard for one man
u hcu rOpm. HENRY
la z
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

Nv ASA WOMAN FUk
bane one preferred. APP
mil ST.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14
bAErED.

.nIEs WHO DESIkE
\ Iioveiy clear, white; pure
,nould NOT fail y al n
II lafayette Hotel, IN
y ~ and tsst, mes Of chasEs,
s,icI az. y. r." sur
III skin beautitisr: ~
Sort time longer. 70 ~. -
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

- - - - rtttLib4 k,N SALE--
LenGfhsD, Wyandotte and Plymouth
4 ccf. Eegf In season. &. %. BAILEY.
f""'Ffh0- Dol fli-2Gid -ftws
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

u Il SALE or r.--HOUSE az
T. JeIorson street, 10 rooms II sold 10 b
few days, will, cell chosp. Inquire at Urea
merry, Ath and Sh pley streots. moot
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

W. LOO. IaItIuI iN IRE
Il tytbiIp ftHt irfiTuctofa diamond
ate loitgrri lnstitute, 10 Z f. Seventh
VI OF fz6-N
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

nos ShLE-A III dP.SEAT OAR.
y rage. III good order. Apply at TITS
ntfice. mo
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

A.. GnA MLH, tiAhB FCkhi-
e. trre mover. tlG v TIL and 10 NJ ar.
ket street f23 lus
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

- EST rRlCE FA5DFIR ALL KINDS
~ OF se'ond hSad clothing, ystches
locks reviewers. KuEa sewing machines
'urIiture ana elcS GO, all o! Whion viii ~
Ieli ~ A J. rBENpR. al n low .ste Coz
B"'t iron, st'oct vii Del o1htf
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

l. AND DWELLING.
APPLY at store.
ll-2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

( eoD NI1uHE AT PRIVATE
~ saie. 1909 MaIfet ft1eet. Buildips
ioI ale: cary toms lwellnF Tor rem:
p'f ~" 90 "~ces. WAIT ,nl1 n
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

th - AT ols VEST
null 81
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

LN1R SALE 1850 FIRS r-CLA IS PUa-
L. chase mouey mortgage at 0 per cent.
% city property. For particulars o4ii on } /.
j PlEi CE, W. It'll street. n7-eod-ots
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

! nEsS.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

L1OR S A l. E-THE THREE-STORY
r. brick house No. 22e orange street
Good ysrd and private alley, all in good
orter. Inquire on the premises. fBu
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

y1vOk SALE-PURE WHITE BROWN
: LcThorn euKs for sotting, 10 for u; 20
Cr el..5 No. 100 Mary land Avenue ml-lms
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

iIOE SALE =. Low, PRINTING
press ana violin outfit. Apply early ~
WEI. ]. FIShER, 6laE Marset 81. mll.9t
Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

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/ igrxgl |
n AIN
t0s, alI
be ,seaaI
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Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

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Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

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Daily Republican., 1887-03-14

DhiVAiE ShLE-h FAhM or II
i asres, situate y mile south of He thel
on the Foulk road, Brar DIVINE hundred, o
miles from city OF Wilmington: good house
and ut buildings; land in good state Of ,ui-
dyatlon. So Gu easy terms. Apply to
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Good Might.

In the sky the stars are peeplng,
And the moon Is shining bright;
Ger the world watch they're Keeping:
Babies dear, goodnight
DOWN. baby birds are resting,
Hidden safely from the light,
Under mothers wings they're nesting;
Baby birds, goodnight.
Little lambs are warm and quiet,
Little Lammles, soft and white,
With their mothers close beside them:
Baby lambs, goodnight
Bees and butterflies are sleeping
Folded wings no more take flight;
Folded they, until the morrow
Butterflies, goodnight.
Baby buds have gently wrapped them
In their tinted petals bright:
Shut their eyes the winds will rock them
Baby buds, good night
Over all. the dear, good angels,
Holy angels, pure and white,
Watch the little ones that slumber--
Babies all, goodnight.
Amy q. Blanchard, h, Wee Babies.